Key 1.We've been writing, studying the
Bible: the plan-writing notes of Sunday sermons, writing courses, conferences
and sessions of Bible study. Over time, these documents, commentaries, notes,
and other related information become very difficult to manage. Sometimes, while
reading or studying a portion of Scripture, we recall that we may have
previously studied the passage and taken notes. We think, "It would be
great if there was a chance to see all my notes for this passage in one place,
or be able to cross reference notes about a certain word in the
passage..."

Key 2.Each of our notes or comments are
related to a particular topic. Biblical references mentioned in notes are
discussed within the framework of each particular topic. That is, they relate
to each other within a certain context. If we are able to view all our notes
and comments related to a specific place of Scripture, then we can consider
this Scripture from the viewpoint of different themes and interpret the passage
from the perspective of other places of Scripture. Said differently, we can
form use our previous learning about a Bible passage to form its own system of
cross-referencing!

God has helped
bring these two keys to reality!

Getting
Started

First, you will need to install
Microsoft
OneNote 2010 or 2013
(earlier versions is not supported). Next,
you will need to download an additional software installer for the study of the
Bible from the site http://BibleNote.pro and
install on your computer. After software installation, you will be asked to select
or create notebooks needed for the program:

1.Notebook
"Bible" - contains the entire text of the Bible. Here you can
highlight keywords and use a special command to
write comments on specific biblical passages. In other words - this is your
complete electronic version of the Bible for self-study.

OneNote is a software program that
utilizes digital notebooks for gathering, organizing, and sharing information.
OneNote allows you to store, access, and work together with information in one
easily accessible location.

OneNote allows you
to work with text and image, as well as video and audio notes. OneNote allows
you to share notebooks so that multiple users can contribute additional
information, edit notes, and be up to date with the most current notebook
version.

OneNote allows
flexible configuration and can be easily adapted to the accepted style of work.
This means that OneNote is an excellent application for inductive Bible study.

OneNote for
inductive Bible study is a digital notebook that helps users deal with
information overload. Unlike paper-based notebooks, editors, and other
programs, OneNote provides a flexible way to collect and organize notes taken
from sermons, courses, seminars, conferences and meetings. These can all be
collected, organized, and shared in one digital notebook on your computer.

Using BibleNote to
study the Bible allows you to:

·organize
all your collected information associated with the study of the Bible;

·automatically
create your own system of cross-references with explanations;

·record
comments on the Bible;

·ensure
fast access to all stored information;

·use
the computer as a complete electronic version of Inductive Bible Study.

Many have begun to
use the OneNote, and we hope that soon you will enjoy the full benefits of this
tool!

OneNote uses the
familiar structure of notebooks consisting of sections and pages. With the
application OneNote you can view the notebooks and thanks to the convenient
navigation, handy opportunity of chapters management and multilevel groups of
pages, you can manage them effectively.

On the navigation
bar are tools that simplify the ordering of the notebooks and the transitions
between them. You can also use an expanding groups of pages in order to improve
the structure and arrangement of notes. With the help of tools for working with
sections, you can easily find and copy section, as well as combine multiple sections.
Moreover, OneNote also has the ability to insert new pages anywhere in the
hierarchy of pages.

With the Search
function you can retrieve needed fragments. OneNote also has a quick way to
access the most frequently used pages in your notebook. Search results are displayed
directly when you type a query. In addition to searching the contents of one
page, you can search the entire notebook, section, and all documents. You can
also perform a quick search on the names of notebooks, sections and heading
labels of pages. Authors can quickly find pages of recently added content (for
the last day, week, month, etc.) or view the changes made in any given day.

You can find any
phrase or any of the words. Moreover, OneNote can search for words, fragments,
and various endings in a variety of forms.

Links in OneNote make
it quick and easy to reference relevant content, such as notes, pages,
sections, and section groups in your notebook. You can automatically create
links to new content so that others who work with the same notebook can
instantly find information in the right place.

OneNote provides a
common point of access to notebooks and allows multiple users to access
notebooks and edit them. Users can edit and view all at once, even without a
network connection.

Every time someone
changes a page of a shared notebook, OneNote automatically synchronizes the
changes so that the notebook always contains the latest information for all
users. The most recent changes are automatically highlighted. In addition, each
change automatically tagged by user. This allows you to see the history of
changes made to the shared notebook.

Versioning function
allows you to view the version history with date and author. If a user
accidentally deleted or moved content, you can refer to this journal and undo
the changes.

OneNote also
maintains a separate copy of your notes in a standalone mode for each user's
computer. Therefore, users working on notes may continue to change them
locally, even if temporarily disconnected from the network. The next time they
connect to the network, OneNote automatically merges their changes with changes
made by other users.

There is no
"Save" button on the toolbar, as the notes in OneNote are
automatically saved. Moreover OneNote allows you to recover previous versions
of pages, in case someone changed the notes you happen to need.

There are often
situations when data are required from a notebook, but you are away from your
computer. OneNote Web App - a web-based addition to OneNote, allows use of its
functions via a web browser. You can store your notes online and edit them in
your web browser to quickly view and copy the data, highlight changes made by
the author, open previous versions of pages, and even edit shared notebooks
simultaneously with other users of OneNote Web App and OneNote.

OneNote is a great
program that will allow you to have all the notes in one place. The entire
Bible, and everything connected with the study of the Bible (courses, the plan
notes, sermons), can be stored in OneNote in a structured way. But that's not
all!

For the
convenience, OneNote was supplemented by a special program that includes the
commands:

1.The
first command opens OneNote at the specified location of the Bible, making it
very easy to navigate. There is no need to spend time searching for the book,
then the chapter, then the specific verse. Users can just provide a link from
the Bible and the program will move quickly find the note or passage.

2.The
second command lets you add comments to specific biblical passages or specific
words in these passages. The size of such comments is unlimited, in contrast to
the fields of paper Inductive Bible Study. In addition to comments, you can add
audio or video.

3.And the
most interesting: the third command analyzes all notes and links
them to specific places of the Bible, referred to in the notes themselves. Now,
reading the Bible in OneNote, users can always look at any notes from previous
courses, sermons, and Bible studies, that refers to a particular scripture. In
this way users are gradually building their own system of cross references. And
they can easily and quickly use it to interpret difficult passages the Bible.

Thanks to the
OneNote you can always have your Bible handy with your own personal comments,
notes, and interpretations. Now, you can share it with others. Having all the
necessary information at your fingertips, you'll be fully prepared ready for
any upcoming study.

In order to create
a notebook in OneNote, you must open the tab "File" (Fig. 2).

Opening it, we see
a screen called Backstage view (Fig. 3).

Using the tab
"File", users can change from normal mode to Backstage view mode and
back. To return to normal, you can open any other tab on the ribbon.

Note that in the
Backstage view, clicking the "Exit" at the bottom (Fig. 4)

does not return the user to Normal
mode of OneNote. If you press this Exit button, it will close the entire
program and then it will open again.

In Backstage view
work is done with a notebook as a whole. In addition to creating a notebook in
Backstage view, you can see options of any opened notebook and open existing notebook,
which was closed earlier. So, to create a notebook, it is necessary to select
the tab "Create" in Backstage retained view (Fig. 5).

On this tab, you
specify where you want to keep a notebook:

a.Note that if you select the location using "Web", the new notebook will be
retained in SkyDrive[1](Fig. 6).

If you save a file in this service, you
can access it from any computer. If necessary, you can give access to other
users to the notebook stored in the SkyDrive. To use this service you will need
a Windows Live ID[2].

b.If you want to grant access to your notebook
only to other users of your network, you can save the book on the "Network" (Fig. 7).

c.If a book is created for personal use, you can
choose the third option, "My Computer" (Fig. 8).

Next, you must specify the name of the new notebook (Fig.
8) and specify the folder (Fig. 9).

After configuring all the settings, press
the button "Create Notebook" (Fig. 9).

If you want to
change the color of your notebook, it is necessary for the navigation bar,
right-click the created address book and select the context menu
"Properties…" (Fig. 10).

This opens a dialog
box where you can set or change various properties of the notebook. You can
change not only the color of the notebook, but also notebook location, display
name, and format (Fig. 11).

If you want to
change access to existing OneNote notebooks (for example, place the notebook on
the Internet), follow the instructions below:

a.In the "File" menu, choose "Share"
(Fig. 12).

b.In the "Select Notebook", you must
specify an existing notebook to which you wish to provide access (Fig. 13).

·Select "Web" if you want to grant
notebook access to users from any computer or web browser.

·Select "Network" if you want to grant
notebook access to other users or computers on the same network.

d.After choosing "Web" or
"Network" location, do one of the following (Fig. 13):

·Web Location. If Web service is available, sign
in using your Windows Live ID, or register a new one. After you log on, you
will see a list of web directories where you can create shared notebooks. If
you need to provide access to other users not listed, select one of the
personal folders. You can also select a shared folder, which will be accessed
by other users. To set permissions for new and existing folders, OneNote will
open a web browser, where you can create the new folder for your notebook.
Return to OneNote and update the list of folders in the "Web"
location to find the folder you just created. Then select the folder.

·Network Location. You can specify the full path
to a network shared folder, which will create a shared notebook. Keep in mind
that the notebook will be available to all users who have permission to access
this network.

e.Click "Share Notebook" (Fig. 13).

If the options "Web" or "Network" is not
available, check the connection to the Internet or a network and the
availability of the necessary permits.

Please note that
you rarely need to close notebooks. Usually it makes sense to keep all of your
notebooks open. First, when notebooks are open, you can work with them and also
view data. The search function in OneNote allows you to search only data in the
currently open notebooks. Second, every time you close and reopen the notebook
it runs a full synchronization and re-indexing. Therefore, it is recommended to
close the address book only if it is no longer being used and does not require
use of any navigation bar tools or search results. To close the notebook, you
must first be in Normal mode and then click on the navigation bar. Then select
the Context Menu and "Close this Notebook" (Fig. 14).

Also, you can close
any notebook using Backstage view. To do this, open the tab "Info",
then click the arrow on the button for the address book you want to close, and
then click "Close" (Fig. 15).

OneNote
automatically saves your work continuously during the creation of notes, when
you switch to another page or section, and when closing sections and notebooks.
There is no need to manually save a note after finishing work on them.

To save a copy of
the notes section in a different location, you must perform the following
steps:

If your records are
filed according to a particular subject or course, you can create a section in
your notebook or section group for each of these courses (Fig. 18).
Similarly, a section group is a folder (in each group of sections there may be
as many sections as you want). Similarly, a document serves as a section.

To create a
section/section group, you can choose from the menu "New
Section"/"New Section Group" (Fig. 19).

Also, by clicking
"New Page", you can add a new page, subpage or a page from a template
(Fig. 21).

There is yet another
way to create a new page. If you hover your mouse over the tabs page, there is
a small page icon with an arrow (Fig. 22).

Move the mouse up
or down the list until the thick black line is positioned where you would like
the new page to be located. To create the page, just click on the icon to the
left of the thick black line. A new page will appear in the place where the thick
black line (Fig. 22).

To create a table,
you must first type the name of the first column of the table. Press TAB and
then type the name of the second column of the table. Again, press the TAB key
and enter the name of the third column of the table, and so on. When you have
inserted all the columns, press the ENTER key. You can then move between cells
by using the TAB key. After finishing a row of a table, press ENTER. To move to
the next row of a table, you can use the keyboard shortcut Alt + Enter. To go
to the bottom row of a table, you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Enter.

When working with
notebooks that are stored on your computer, OneNote continuously saves changes
automatically as you work.

However, when
creating a shared notebook on the Internet to collaborate with other users on
other computers, the conservation and management of change is somewhat
different. OneNote keeps a local cached copy of a shared notebook on each
computer that accesses it, and then periodically synchronizes changes to files
in each notebook, which are then stored in a shared location. It is possible to
change the settings of this process. In order to ensure changes made by all
users are saved, you need to resolve certain conflict changes as they arise.

In order to
synchronize shared notebooks, users must launch OneNote. If your computer is
on, but OneNote is closed, shared notebooks will not be synchronized.

a.OneNote has finished synchronizing changes (Fig.
23). The icon with two green arrows in a circle and a green check mark is
displayed when changes are synchronized with the files in your notebook in a
general location. After synchronization is complete, other users can view the
latest version of the notes.

b.OneNote will sync the changes (Fig. 24).

The icon with two green arrows in a circle
appears when OneNote is trying to sync changes to the file in your notebook to
a shared location.

c.Failure in OneNote to sync changes (Fig. 25).

If errors occurred during the last attempt
to sync, an icon with a yellow warning symbol appears in the form of a
triangle. To view information about the reason for failure, right-click the
shared notebook in the Navigation Pane and then click Sync Status of the
notebook.

d.OneNote cannot sync changes (Fig. 26).

An icon with a red slashed circle appears
when the connection to the desired storage location fails. Perhaps there is no
connection to the server or a remote location is not responding. If there is no
connection, you can change the local copy of the shared notebook on your
computer. Changes made while offline are automatically synchronized the next
time you connect to a common location.

If a common network
location is temporarily unavailable, or view the current changes in the
notebook made by other users are not wanted, you can disable the automatic
synchronization of your notebook by following these steps.

b.In the dialog box "Shared Notebook
Synchronization", select "Work offline - sync only when I click Sync
All" (Fig 28). OneNote will not synchronize notebook changes made
by other people until automatic synchronization is manually enabled.

In OneNote, in addition to sections and
section groups, there are three levels of hierarchy: main pages, first-level
subpages, and second-level subpages. This structure is flexible and convenient
in terms of ordering the material. To determine the type of page, you have two
options. First, each type requires its own shade of color. The main page is the
darkest, and the second-level sub-pages are the lightest. Secondly, the names
of the sub pages of both levels are indented (Fig. 29).

To reduce the hierarchical level of a page
(for example, to turn a main page or a first level subpage into second-level
subpage), just drag the page name on the label to the right half or the end (Fig.
30). To increase the hierarchical level of a page, drag the page name to
the left half or end position (Fig. 30).

To move a page down one level, you can use
the menu command "Make Subpage". To move a page up one level, you can
use the menu command "Promote Subpage" (Fig. 31).

In order to highlight the main page and
all its sub-pages, you need to select any page in the group, and then
double-click it. This selects the entire group (Fig. 32).

Minimize and maximize button is displayed
on all main pages with nested pages. If you hover the mouse pointer over the
main page, you can collapse or expand all group (Fig. 33).

There are visual signs to you understand
what you are seeing when viewing a collapsed group of a main page and its
subpages.

a.First, the main page of the nested group is
displayed on the navigation bar, not only when you hover the mouse pointer on
it (Fig. 34).

b.Second, if the group is collapsed, the edges of
nested pages peek out from under the bottom edge of the main page (Fig. 35).

In order to move or copy a page or group
of pages, you can select them and drag to the new location. For example, to
move a page to another location in the same section, you can simply drag it
until the thick line is in the desired location, and release the mouse button (Fig.
36).

It is possible to move or copy a page can
be moved another section of the same notebook, or in any open notebook, by
dragging it on the navigation bar. While moving or copying the page, it is only
necessary to designate the appropriate section of the notebook before releasing
the mouse button. To copy one or more pages to another location, while at the
same time saving them in the original location, you must hold down the CTRL key
while dragging. The copied page will now be in both places. To cancel a
dragging or dropping an item, press ESC.

Tip: Before you move or copy may be
convenient to collapse a group of pages and sub-pages. As a result, it may be
easier to move or copy the pages together. Users who prefer to work with
dragging dialog boxes can simply right-click the object you want to copy or
move, choose the context menu "Move or Copy…" (Fig. 37)

and set the necessary parameters in the dialog box "Move or
Copy Pages" (Fig. 38).

In OneNote, you can drag entire sections
and section groups to other places using the tabs section (Fig. 39),

and on the navigation bar (Fig. 40).

Always pay attention to the black triangle
or line (Fig. 41), which indicates the exact final position of the
dragged object.

If you want to copy a section or sections
of a group while keeping them in the original location, hold down the CTRL key.

In addition, you can use the OneNote
dialog box "Move or Copy…" (Fig. 42).

It is very similar to the dialog box
"Move or copy pages", which we reviewed earlier.

There is a function called "Overflow
sections", making it easy to work in a situation where there are too many
sections and they do not fit on a page of notes. Just click the arrow on the
label with a dot to see a list of sections and section groups at this level (Fig.
43).

In order to open a specific section or
section group, click the appropriate item. A similar overflow feature is
provided in the navigation bar, but is available only if the navigation bar is
collapsed (Fig. 44).

OneNote allows you to record notes from
top to bottom, as in a text editor, or use the entire field of the page to
place entries in random order. If the notes are inserted and maintained
throughout the same page, they are separately located and can be moved.

One of the basic operations of OneNote is
formatting text notes. Notes can be formatted in several ways.

You can select the text you want to format
by clicking the right mouse button. In this case there are two objects: the
context menu, and the mini-toolbar (Fig. 45).

Using the Mini-toolbar, you can change the
font and size or apply bold face, italics, underlining. You can also highlight
text and change its color as well as change margins and format bulleted and
numbered lists.

Another useful feature of the mini toolbar
is the ability to add tags. A formatting function example is located on the
mini-toolbar (Fig. 46).

To use the formatting example, choose the
"Format Painter" and highlight the text you want to format. You can
apply formatting to multiple fragments by double-clicking "Format
Painter" when the text is selected. You can then select the target
fragments, one by one. After copying the desired format, press ESC, to turn off
example formatting.

Other formatting options can be found on
the ribbon. To do this, click on any of its tabs. Let’s consider the ribbon
(command bar) in more detail.

The first time you run OneNote the ribbon
is displayed (Fig. 47).

Notice that there is plenty of room for
more notes. When the tape is minimized, it is possible to see the tabs. As soon
as you click outside of the tab, it closes again. However, if you expand the
tape by pressing the maximize button (Fig. 48), the selected tab will be
fully visible. The user can decide in what form - minimized or maximized - to
display tape. When it is necessary to use a lot of options and commands, you
can maximize the ribbon, but if you just need to write notes, you can maximize
the tab and page to display more text without scrolling.

Most text formatting options are on the
tab "Home" (Fig. 49).

Tip: Use the right mouse button often in
OneNote - a very good habit. If you do not know what to do to perform a
required operation, right-click on the appropriate object and see what happens.
Very often, this way you can find the answer in the context menu.

One of the advantages of OneNote is
shortcuts. For example, to create a bulleted list, you can use the keyboard
shortcut "Ctrl +.", or to create a numbered list use the keyboard
shortcut "Ctrl + /". The most frequently used keyboard shortcuts are
listed in the "Keyboard shortcuts in OneNote".

If you know that certain notes are located
in one of your notebooks, but you don’t remember their exact location, you can
use the search function (Fig. 52).

The first results will automatically be
shown as you enter text into the search box. In the results list, you can
navigate through pages using the mouse scroll wheel or arrow keys. As you
scroll, an image appears for a preview of each page.

In addition, OneNote saves searches, so it
is often sufficient to introduce only one or two letters until the correct page
appears in the "Recent Picks" at the top results list (Fig. 53).

If you want to search for text in all
notebooks, you can use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + E. If you want to find only
text on a page, you can press the key combination CTRL + F and enter a search
query. If you find multiple uses of the text, you can use the arrows to choose
the right one (Fig. 54).

To cancel the search, press the small
cross at the end of the field "Search" (Fig. 54).

Also in OneNote, you can view detailed
information about the search results. To do this, open the search results (Fig.
55).

Here we can see exactly where the search
word is found and sort search results (Fig. 56).

To create a tag in OneNote, move the
cursor to the line containing the item you want to tag. Next, on the tab "Home",
locate the group "tags" on the right side. Select one of your tags
from the drop-down menu, such as "important" (Fig. 57).

As a result, you can tag the line "Important"
(Fig. 58).

In the same group "Tags" tab
"Home" select "Find Tags", and "Tags Summary"
appears on the screen in the task pane (Fig. 59).

In the task pane "Tags Summary"
groups all tags ("Important", "Question", etc.) and allows
you to quickly and easily locate the desired note. To go to the desired
article, click any tag in the summary.

If you want to compile a summary of tags
for only part of the notes, or view notes recently marked, select another task
pane at the bottom of the search "Tags Summary" (Fig. 60).

Tags can be customized in different ways,
using the command "Customize Tags" at the end of the drop-down menu (Fig.
61).

Each time you insert an object into a page
of notes, (for example, if you copy a piece of text from one notebook (Fig.
67) and insert it into another) OneNote proposes to set parameters.

Depending on what you want to insert,
these four parameters can be accessed in various combinations (Fig. 68).

·If
you select "Keep Source Formatting", the copied text is pasted to a
new location while preserving the original formatting and appearance.

·If
you select "Merge Formatting", inserted text will look exactly the
same as the surrounding text.

·If
you select "Keep Text Only", the text will be inserted into text
format using OneNote by default (in this case, the font Calibri). In addition,
if you choose "Keep Text Only" only editable text will be inserted without
graphics, pictures and text, which is part of such an object, picture or screen
clippings.

·If
you select "Picture", you can paste all the copied contents into a
single picture or a graphic, instead of text. In this case, the pasted text
must be edited before it is pasted, since it is turned into a static image. It
cannot be edited as text, although you can change the surrounding text.

Most other tools to copy and paste text,
images, and other data are located on the ribbon on tab "Insert" (Fig.
69).

Also, remember that any frequently used
control can be added to the Quick Access Toolbar (Fig. 70).

For the program BibleNote
it is necessary to select the primary used module, which will be the base for
the necessary notebooks with an appropriate translation of the Bible. You can
download the modules from the website: http://BibleNote.pro/modules.htm.

After installing
the software in OneNote, it will show up an additional tab «BibleNote». When
switching to the given tab, it will be accessible to a group of buttons
"Tools", "Unlock Bible" and "Parameters" (Fig.
73).

When you click on the button "Open
Verse" appears appropriate window, it allows you to quickly jump to a
specific verse from the Bible (Fig. 74).

In this window you can type in a book and
verse of the Bible, and click "OK". The program will automatically
switch to the passage. You can specify one specific verse (Isaiah 55:5),
chapter (Isaiah 55) or range (Isaiah 55:5-10). The program will take you to the
first verse of the specified range. The program supports full book names as
well as abbreviations (e.g. Isaiah or Is). It does not matter if you use
lowercase and uppercase letters, but please note that the chapter and verse
should be separated by a colon (Isaiah 55:3) or comma (Isaiah 55,3).

Suppose you are
reading a chapter of a book, the Bible, and you need to write an explanation to
this chapter. To do this, click on the "Write a Comment", following
window will appear (Fig. 75).

In this window,
specify the name of the comment you want to insert in this chapter (e.g. List
of "Jesus Christ" etc.). If you leave this field blank, you will
create a note called "Comments". Click "OK". The program
will create a note with the name you specified (by default
"Comments") (Fig. 76).

and automatically switch to this
note. Now you can record any information you need on this chapter (Fig. 77).

Note that when
writing the name of a note in the window "Specify the page name",
there is no need to specify a reference to the Bible chapter. The program does
this automatically based on the passage in the Bible you selected by pressing
the button "Write a Comment" (Fig. 78).

This function allows you to
cross-reference all your notes to specific places in the Bible that are
referred to in your notes. Any article you created contains a reference to a
particular place in the Bible. In order that all of these records aren’t lost, you
can fix each note to a Scriptural text. To do this, create a note, click on
"Notes Analysis". A
window will appear "Notes Analysis" (Fig. 86).

1)Analyze current page - the program will analyze
only the page currently open in OneNote.

2)Analyze modified pages - the program will
analyze only those pages that have changed since the last analysis of these
pages.

3)Analyze all pages - the program will analyze all
pages of your notebooks "Bible Study" and "Comments to the Bible".
Note that in this case run time can be more than one hour.

4)Re-analysis Bible verses - re-analysis of
scriptures, even if they have already been analyzed previously. This option is
used in the following two cases:

owhen you move the notes;

owhen re-linking notes after the operation "Delete all ‘Summary
of Notes’ pages" (the details of the transaction can be found under "Parameters").

After selecting the appropriate option,
click "OK". The program will begin processing notes (Fig. 87).

If nonexistent
Bible verses are mentioned in notes (for example, Romans 56) then the program
will finish the analysis with warnings (Fig. 88).

When you click
on the link "Show warnings", the form with not found verses will
open. When you click on the not found verse, the paragraph in which this verse
is mentioned will open (Fig. 89).

After the
program finishes analyzing the notes, it provides you with all locations in the
Bible for each given reference (Fig. 90).

By clicking on one of the links, you can
quickly move to the associated text of the Bible. After starting the command,
you will see a link "Notes" next to the verses listed in the test
article (Fig. 91).

When you click on the link
"Notes", the form "Summary of Notes" will open. Here you
can see the notes on which this verse is mentioned and go to this note (Fig.
92).

You can set a filter for list of notes on
the “Summary of Notes” form. There are three available filters:

·Notebooks filter. You can select Notebooks for
which its notes should be visible on the form. If you use only one Notebook
this filter will be hidden.

·Filter on verses weight. Each Bible verse
mentioned in note has its own importance (verse weight). So if you have
mentioned only one verse – the verse weight will be equal to 1. If you have
mentioned a range of verses – the weight of each verse in this range will be
equal to 1 divided to range’s verses count. If you have mentioned verse or
range of verses as important verse (for instance, *John 3:16*), the verse
weight will be equal to 2. With this filter you can specify the minimal value
for verses weight which should be visible on the form.

·Filter on detailed notes. You can show or hide
detailed notes. Links to detailed notes have gray text color.

Click “Save Filter Settings” to save the
changes of filter settings.

The "Summary of Notes" page has
the following structure (Fig. 93):

·Verse of chapter.

·List of notes that reference the verse.

·In round brackets the
range of verses used in the note, including this verse.

·If a note has several references to the same
Bible verse, then every reference to the verse forms a separate link.

·If the total number of references to the verse
in the note is greater or equal to two, the reference to this note is marked in
bold.

·The link to the note where the verse is marked
as important by asterisks also is marked in bold. For details see the section
"Recommendations".

·The structure is collapsed when you specify a
certain number of displayed levels in the form of selecting notebooks for
analysis. In this example, the number of displayed levels for the notebook
"Comments to the Bible" equals to three. To see the entire structure
double click on the icon to the left of the collapsed element.

Notice the "Menu" button in the
window, "Notes Analysis" (Fig. 94).

When you press it, you can then use
"Select notebooks for the analysis". By default, the two notebooks:
"Bible Study" and "Comments to the Bible" are selected (Fig.
95).

To select notebooks, place a checkmark in
the box next to the notebook name. Here you can specify
the number of displayed levels that are shown on page "Summary of
Notes".

It is allowed to start "Analysis
notes" on the current note without its linkage to the specific places of
the Bible. Upon completion of its work, the program will provide for the
current page all known passages from the Bible as a reference. Clicking on one
of the links, you can easily and quickly go to the Bible text.

Please notice that the note is not
attached to the Bible in this case. And that is, after the command has been
started, next to the verses the link "Notes" will not appear. You
must run "Analysis notes" for the connection.

It is allowed to unlock the current book
or the entire Bible. By default, all notebook "The Bible" is locked.
After unlocking you can work with the text of the notebook: mark key words,
contrasts, comparisons, titling chapters, paragraphs, etc.

To understand whether the current book of
the Bible is unlocked or not, you can move the cursor to the "New
Page" button. If the current book is unlocked, the button will be active (Fig.
97 and Fig. 98).

Please notice that "relock" will
be carried out only after closing the application OneNote.

Locking the Bible which is stored in
SkyDrive is not supported. It is recommended to use the services such as Google
Drive, Dropbox, etc., in which you can save the notebook Bible as a normal
folder. In this case, the locking of the Bible will work.

a.OneNote Parameters (Fig. 99). Allows you to select or create
notebooks for the Bible, for notes related to the Bible study, for comments to the
Bible and for "Summary of notes" pages. It is recommended to store "Summary
of notes" pages in a folder for performance and usability improvements.

b.Program parameters (Fig. 100). Allows you
to change some features of the program:

oThe names of pages of commentary to the book and the chapter by
default.

oPage Setup "Summary of Notes":

§Name.

§Width.

§Analyze each verse in range - in the case of notes for a range of
verses (e.g. Mt 5:1-4), a note will link to all verses included in the range
(i.e. Mt 5:1,2,3,4).

§Analyze excluded verse and chapter- analyzed by all the verses and
chapters listed in the notes that, regardless of the exceptions listed in
section "Recommendations".

§Individual pages for each verse - in the notebook "Summary
Notes" list of links to notes for each verse will be placed on an
individual page.

oChange the page settings "Detailed Summary of Notes".

§Name.

§Width.

§Analyze each verse in range.

§Analyze excluded verse and chapter.

oUse the default values. If you have problems after changing settings
on this tab, you can always return to the initial parameters of the program.

oLanguage of the interface. It is allowed to choose the language of
the program: English or Russian.

Please note, if you change any setting on this tab, you must run
"Notes Analysis", with options "Analyze all pages" and
"Re-analysis Bible verses".

Please note that parameters related to analyze and to page "Detailed
Summary of Notes" are not accessible if pages "Summary of Notes"
are stored in a folder.

c.Tools (Fig. 101).Contains additional
tools to work with the program.

oUpdate references to the comments. Sometimes the comments of the
Bible do not have precise references (not to a specific comment, and comments
on the page). To resolve this problem, we recommend periodically using this
tool.

oDelete all "Summary of Notes" pages- the program will
remove all references to the Bible. Note that only the page "Summary of Notes"
and links to the pages of the Bible will be deleted. The text notes, comments,
and references to the Bible will remain. After this operation, the program "Notes
Analysis" should be run by using "Re-analysis
Bible verses".

oChange Bible pages width. The default range of all the pages in your
notebook "Bible" is 500. You can change the size of the notebook as
you wish, given the size of your monitor.

oCreate a backup of the data. This allows you to create a backup copy
of data notebooks that are used to study the Bible. We recommend using this
utility at least once a month.

Please take notice that the Supplemental
Bible and Dictionaries are only available for modules version 2.0 and higher.
If you already have an earlier version of the module, it is recommended to
upgrade. Information (all of your notes, comments, marked words in the Bible) will
not be lost after updating the module.

oAdding modules.

§The base modules. Only on the basis of one of the base modules
notebooks "Bible”, "Bible Study", "Comments to the
Bible" and "Summary of Notes" can be set up. To select the base
module for the program BibleNote you must

Øopen the downloaded module file by double click or use the "Add
Module";

Øafter the appearance of the module on the tab "Modules" click
"Use this module" next to the desired module.

If you change the used module, it is necessary to renew the notebooks,
"Bible", "Comments to the Bible" and "Summary of
Notes". Consequently, the base module of program BibleNote can be one. All
other modules from the group "Base modules" can be used in a notebook
"Suuplemental Bible", which allows you to see multiple translations
of the Bible at the same time (in parallel).

§Additionalmodules. Additional
modules can be used only in notebooks "Supplemental Bible" and
"Dictionaries". Module from the list cannot be used as a base module.
Please take notice that module of the Bible with Strong's Dictionary is an
additional module.

Please note that you can use Bible books shortenings from another
module immediately after uploading this module to BibleNote. For example, you
can use Russian shortenings of Bible books immediately after RST module
uploading. And the program will take care about the differences of structure of
Bible chapters and verses of different Bible translations.

oSupplemental Bible management.

§Notebook "Supplemental Bible"
provides the possibility to use multiple parallel translations (modules). To
set up this notebook you must click on the "Supplemental Bible
Management" and click the checkbox "Use notebook ‘Supplemental
Bible’" in the opened window. (Fig. 103).

§You can set up a new notebook "Supplemental Bible" or use
an existing notebook, which you have already created. You can also specify a
folder in which to set up this notebook. (Fig. 104).

§In order to add a translation of the Bible in this notebook
"Supplemental Bible", it is necessary to press the small black
triangle and select from the list the needed translation (Fig. 104).
Please take notice that it is impossible to add twice the same translation in
the notebook "Supplemental Bible". After selecting the translation
from the list, you must click "OK". To add another translation, you
need to repeat the operation. Adding translation takes about an hour.

§After
setting up the notebook "Supplemental Bible" in the notebook
"Bible", from the right of each verse, a link "SB" will
refer on the corresponding verse of notebook "Supplemental Bible" (Fig. 105).

§The
number of each verse of notebook "Supplemental Bible" is a reference
to the verse of notebook "Bible" (Fig. 106).

§By default notebook "Supplemental Bible" is locked. For
work with text: marking the key words, contrasts, comparisons, headlining chapters,
paragraphs, and so on - it is recommended to use the notebook
"Bible". Please take notice that after setting up this notebook, as a
notebook "Bible", will be unlocked right away.

§When adding to the notebook "Supplemental Bible" module of
the Bible with Strong's Dictionary, the Strong's dictionary will be
automatically added to your notebook "Dictionaries." When clicking on
the Strong's number in the notebook "Supplemental Bible" a transition
will be carried out to a description of the Strong's number in the notebook
"Dictionaries" (Fig. 107).

§Moreover,
on this page you can add your own notes for each Strong's number and find all
the references of Strong's number in the Bible, (Fig. 108).

§When
you search for all references of Strong's number in the Bible, it is
recommended to choose sorting by section in the "Search Results" (Fig. 109).
In this case, all references of this number will be grouped by the books and
chapters of the Bible.

§When
choosing any chapter of the Bible, a transition will carry out on the page of
the Bible, in which are highlighted all references of the Strong's number in
the chapter (Fig. 110).

§To
remove one of the modules in your notebook "Supplemental Bible",
press the cross to the right of the module (Fig. 111). Please take notice that the first
module of the notebook "Supplemental Bible" can not be removed (the
cross on the right is not active).
In this case, you must close your all notebook "Supplemental Bible".

§To add
a dictionary to BibleNote, you must click on the "Dictionaries
Management" on the tab of "Modules" and click the checkbox
"Use notebook ‘Dictionaries’" (Fig. 113). Dictionaries are added to the
notebook "Dictionaries".

§To
remove any dictionary press the cross to the right of the module. To close the
notebook "Dictionaries", you must uncheck the checkbox "Use
notebook ‘Dictionaries’" (Fig. 114).

For normal operation of the program or
creating a note, follow these guidelines:

a.If the note is frequently repeated in the same chapter, it can be
specified by using square brackets in the title of the article (Fig. 116).

In this case, the program would not bind a
note to each verse of this chapter, but only to the Bible chapter itself (Fig.
117).

If there are a few chapters, you can
specify all of them in square brackets in the heading (Fig. 118).

Note that in the article, verses still
stand out as a reference. If you assign a note to a particular verse, then the
chapter where the verse is located is specified in the header of bracketed
note. However, you must also specify the verse in square brackets (Fig. 119).

b.If you do not want to a note to be linked to the whole Bible, use
the curly or square braces: {} or [] (Fig. 120).Note that the braces are
specified with no space between them.

If you do not want to link a note to a
particular verse only, you must specify the desired book, chapter, and verse
please using the curly brackets. For example, {1 Cor 13:2}.

If you do not want to a whole section,
section group or notebook to be linked to the Bible, use square braces [] in a
title of section, group section or notebook (Fig. 121).

Note that, in the link, verses still stand
out as a reference, but in the "Summary of
Notes" link they will not be visible. However, they
can be seen in the "Detailed Summary of Notes".

c.If the title of a note indicates a particular chapter of a book of
the Bible (in square brackets or not), then the note itself can be located
without specifying the chapter (e.g. ":15"). In this case, all the
verses are tied to the chapter that is referenced in the title, unless
otherwise specified in the chapter.

d.If you want to mark the verse in the note as important, mark the
verse with an asterisk (for example, *John 3:16*). In this case the link to
this note on page "Summary of Notes" will be marked in bold.

e.When specifying scriptural locations, use the following format: name
of the book (or abbreviation) followed by a space, chapter number, colon, verse
number or range of verses separated by a hyphen (e.g. John 3:16 and
1Corinthians 1Peter 3:1-5).

f.When you create lists it is recommended that you
first indicate the name of the book and then chapter number and verse
separated by a colon (Fig. 122 and Fig. 123). In this case, the link
will exist only for verses in the stated chapter number. If the book and
chapter number are not stated in the beginning of a verse, the link will not be
made to this chapter and verse.

or

g.Similarly, when creating tables, the name of the book and chapter
number must be specified in each cell of the table (Fig. 124).

h.Links from the Bible can be specified as the book and chapter. For
example, John 5. In this case, the program will make a binding only to the
chapter of the book that you have specified.

i.If you need to specify a link to a variety of
verses (not consecutive) in one chapter, it is possible to list them separated
by commas with no spaces. For example, John 5:8,13-15,18.

j.For a specified range of verses (e.g. John
3:15-20), the note will not be specific to a given verse within the stated
range (e.g. ":16"). The note will link only to the specified range of
verses. If the stated verse does not fall within the given range (e.g., ":21"),
then no link will exist to this verse.

k.The program does not support creating links for ranges such as
"John 1:30-2:5", "John 1:30, 2:5" and "John 1-2".

you can use the options "Analyze
excluded verse and chapters" and "Analyze each verse in range"
discussed in the section "Parameters". In addition, you can use a two
summary of notes pages: "Summary of Notes" and "Detailed Summary
of Notes." For each of the pages, you can specify the granularity of the
analysis notes. Please note that references from the Bible in the summary of notes
pages are always only on the page "Summary of Notes".

m.For your convenience, a template program BibleNote in the notebook
"Bible" includes a section "Marking words" (Fig. 125).

Initially, this section contains a few
words selected in a certain way (Fig. 126).

Copying the format of any word can save
you time on stage "Observation" inductive Bible study in the
allocation of keywords contrasts, comparisons, contrasts, references to time,
place of action.

·Copying the format of a keyword.

a.Find the keyword whose format you wish to copy in the study the
Bible passage, go to "Marking words".

b.Choose the word whose format you want to copy (Fig. 127).

c.In the "Home" click on "Format Painter". The
pointer will change into a brush.

d.Go to the Bible passage being studied and click on the keyword to
which you desire to apply the formatting. To apply formatting to more than one
keyword found, and to a few words, double-click the "Format Painter".

·Copying graphics.

a.Noting, for example, an indication of the time studied the Bible
passage, go to "Marking words".

b.Select the graphic that accompanies the word "Time"
(oval), copy one of the methods known to you, such as using the keyboard
shortcut Ctrl + C.

c.Go to the Bible passage being studied and paste the copied object,
such as using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + V.

d.Move the pasted object to the found word.

e.Use the mouse to resize if necessary.

The proposed version of the selection of
keywords is not required. You can also use the tab "Paint" to change
the format of a keyword. The section can be supplemented by other key words and
used with page "Bible". This will help you identify key words in the
Bible the same way.

n.If you need to headline the topic of chapter in the Bible, first of
all, you need to unlock the current book or all the Bible. Then set up the
cursor in the beginning of the first line, and press ENTER (Fig. 128).
Now you can impose the topic of the chapter.

Similarly, you can define the topic of the paragraphs. In this case,
the cursor must be set before the beginning verses of the paragraph (Fig. 129).

In order not to coalesce the topics of chapters and paragraphs with
the text of the Bible, they can be selected by changing the style to
"Heading 1," "Heading 2," or "Heading 3", which
are located on the tab "Home" (Fig. 130).

The result of the indication of chapter and paragraphs topics is
shown below (Fig. 131).

If the program BibleNote is
installed on your computer, but no tab labeled "BibleNote" appears in
the OneNote, it is possible that one of the following has happened:

1.You have
installed an inappropriate version of BibleNote. For example, you may have
installed Microsoft Office x64, and you have installed BibleNote x86.
In this case, you will need to remove the current version (x86) of BibleNote
and then install the required version (x64). Am I running Office x86 or x64?

2.Sometimes
there are different kinds of unexpected errors when loading the program OneNote
and the BibleNote. In such cases, please go to OneNote settings in OneNote,
select "Add-Ins", click "Go" (Fig. 132) and make
sure that "BibleNote" is checked (Fig. 133).

3.Make
sure that all the necessary components of an application Microsoft OneNote are
installed (Fig. 134).

·What
if the program raises the error «0x80042001» while creating the Supplemental
Bible?

It seems that the latest Windows
updates are not installed on your computer. Check the settings of the Windows
Update in the Control Panel.

·Can
I use this program on computers with Mac OS?

Yes, if you install Windows on
virtual machine using one of the programs: Parallels Desktop, VMware Fusion,
Virtual Box. And in Windows you can install Microsoft Office OneNote 2010/2013
and the program BibleNote. Please consider the following recommendations:

1.It is
recommended that on your computer should be at least 4 GB RAM.

2.It is
recommended to change in OneNote the default notebooks folder path (File ->
Options ‑> Save & Backup -> Default Notebook Location) before
installing and configuring BibleNote. You should specify the local folder
path. Otherwise there can be problems when saving notebooks data.